Tartan Trews now available

[M. A. C. Newsome]

I didn't know exactly where to put this thread, since technically it's not kilts, but...

I wanted to let the rabble know that you can now order tartan trews from the Scottish Tartans Museum gift shop. Four different styles available.
http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/trews.htm

Sample pic:

[bunchdescendant]

Matt,

That just isn't nice! Just when I thought I could justify an 8 yard tank in Maclachlan Modern, you put ... this ... up!

Yeah, now back to the drawing board, trying to convince my SO that I need a tank AND some trews!

Very nice, though. Maybe the SO will give in after she sees them ...

Not likely but I'll have to try.

Ray

[HeathBar]

Rats!!!! Dress Barclay is not on the list of available tartans.

[beloitpiper]

ooOOOOooo! Personally, I like trews. I'll consider those.

[GMan]

I hope that they sell well. They do look grand.

[Southern Breeze]

Oh no! Something else to add to the wish list. Those look great.

My kilts are telling me not to stray from the unbifurcated path....

[McMurdo]

I see you've used the Graham of Mentieth tartan, thats just not fair, very nice Matt, very nice indeed, these may just be the answer to -40 winter temps.

[Nighthawk]

Question, Matt- do you know of anyone who manufactures 1600's style truis? I like the modern variant, but I want a pair of historical ones for my reenactment group.

[Bugbear]

I think the idea of the high waist, Argyle trews is neat.

[Jock Scot]

You will find that your trews will hang better if you wear "Chelsea" type boots, rather than shoes. In another life I used to wear "Wellington boots"(not the rubber things!) with very tight tailored uniform trousers(worn over the boots) and they, I suspect, would be the correct footwear for trews.